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0-500 USD depending on condition. 0-500 USD depending on condition.
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What is the value and date of a browning belgium 7mm serial number 58627L70?
Your browning safari bolt action rifle was made in 1970.
How much is a 1970 Belgium Browning BAR Grade 1 worth?
0-600 USD depending on condition, accessories, etc..
What is the value of a browning 12 gage over and under field grade worth 1970?
500 USD
What is the value of a 1952 browning bar belgium made in 7mm with the numbers 55572m70 on it?
Your browning BAR with a M70 suffix dates your browning BAR to 1970,not 1952.The first browning BAR rifles were made in 1967.A browning BAR rifle is valued at between 400-600 dollars for a grade I rifle with a 60%-90% original finish and a good bore.
What is the age of a Belgium browning 22 long rifle with serial 70T39986?
1970
How many 1970 browning bar 7MM Belgium made were produced?
Information is not in the public domain.
When was browning belgium safari L70 59647 manufactured?
The prefix of L70 indicates that your Browning safari bolt action rifle was made in the year 1970.
When did browning stop making bolt action rifles in belgium?
For a specific answer, please provide the model number. Most guns stopped production in Belgium in the 1970.
When was browning a5 shotgun with serial number 70s99167 made?
Your Browning auto-5 shotgun with the prefix of 70s to the serial number identifies that your shotgun was made in Belgium for Browning in the year 1970.
What is the value of a browning twelve gauge Belgium made shotgun with gold trigger ribbed barrel three inch magnum made in 1970?
375-550 dollars, depending on overall condition of your shotgun.
How much gold in a 1970 Belgium made Browning 20gage trigger?
It is plated. Less than $5 at today's prices
What is approx value of browning 30-06 rifle Belgian made in about 1963?
This rifle could be valued from $500 - $750, depending grade and on condition of wood, metal and bore. These are fine rifles and are worth keeping in the best condition. I have one in .243, and, in fact, I am looking for one in 30.06 and grade II quality. Grade I has no engraving. Grade II has and elk and antelope engraved on either side of the receiver. Grade II is more valuable as it has not been produced since the 1970's. Hope this helps. lljoneseltoro
